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Is "Shag Atlanta" a sequel to "Debbie Does Dallas" ?Always thought I'd rather shag Atlanta if I was Troy Tempest. FOCs only.
Is "Shag Atlanta" a sequel to "Debbie Does Dallas" ?Always thought I'd rather shag Atlanta if I was Troy Tempest. FOCs only.
The aquatic versionIs "Shag Atlanta" a sequel to "Debbie Does Dallas" ?
If they had ANY credibility as journalists, how hard would it be, in the interests of engaging all readers, to merely write something along the lines of,It is a good report but it’s been changed.
Initially last night - rather than the ‘giant shadow in the rear view mirror’ - he used either ‘ominously’ or ‘menacing’ in relation to our presence in the title race.
Not just the bbc, I’ve lost count in the last few weeks of these sort of negative words being used with regards to us being in the title mix. It’s happening too often to be a coincidence.
Ominous - the feeling that something bad is going to happen….
I might be being a soft arse but it’s the flavour of the month at the moment with ‘journalists’
100%Its done on purpose. It has to be. The regularity of them making basic errors and mistakes when reporting on us is just far to obvious. I've said it before. Its one their little 'in jokes'. They will be giggling like pubescent teenagers about it.
Absolute weapons.
“In 2013-14, the season Manchester City won their first Premier League title”
More top notch journalism from the BBC
I had a comment removed the other day. Some scouser said we “robbed” them of trophies through cheating and bribes.I thought about an experiment whereby I would post a series of negative City comments that have been allowed, using the exact same words but making the negativity about United or Liverpool. Then compare and record how many get deleted. The results would be interesting.
What’s the issue here?
Sorry mate but you're wrong here.What’s the issue here?
Is it Sky saying “our” or is it “our” Mike giving this news a subtle thumbs up?